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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 05, 1907
Page
6
A columnist laments gum chewing and public manners, urging women to avoid loud talk on trolley cars and public displays of affection. She critiques appearance and hygiene, warns against sharing intimate behavior in public, and invites readers to defend or discuss these rules for “nice girls” with candor.
A page of reader letters discusses the stigma of domestic labor, women’s leadership, and moral duties. Personal accounts reveal hardships of caregiving, calls for organized women’s chapters, and practical tips on budgeting and skill sharing among members of Each and All.
Hundreds of readers announce interest in exchanging postal and leather souvenir cards. Participants request addresses from California to Maine and as far as Manitoba and Mexico, with ages ranging from teens to early twenties, and many offer to share views, photographs, or lessons in crafts.
The article describes the Each and All society founded in February 196 with Ci sine Herrick as president. Its goal is to help girls develop talents into marketable skills and solve personal problems through open discussion and mutual aid. Any girl can join without red tape. Herrick welcomes new members and offers guidance.
A long text presents an admonitory verse urging B words like brave just honest and prudent with many Be s praising virtues. It includes a second stanza about fruitfulness of every word and deed and ends with an anonymous reminder to work for the right and remain true and free.
A reader Mrs A P of Atlantic City offers to send her German magazines to any member who wants them. She notes she is an invalid and understands the value of cheerful letters and that this is the first offer of German magazines, hoping language students will appreciate them.
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